Help! There’s fog in my Canon Powershot D10! How to remove it? :((?
Monday, April 19th, 2010 at
12:12 am
It is waterproof so we took it to our swimming trip today. We took a lot of pictures underwater but I realized that before we left the place there is fog on the LCD and the lens? What must I do? 
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Theres noting you can do safely but wait and see if it evaporates without leaving residue on the lens. If you disassemble it to let it dry out faster and dont get all the seals back in place properly when you re-assemble it you wont have a waterproof camera any more.
If you want to do anything else take it to a pro.
It doesnt necessarily mean your camera is leaking. It could be condensation from the temperature difference in the water to outside the water.
It is probably not waterproof anymore when you brought it underwater. Moisture must have seeped in. Waterproof cameras have to be checked periodically to find out if the rubber seals are still waterproof and/or airtight. Take it to a professional camera repair shop.